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Embakasi East Member of Parliament, Babu Owino, has strongly criticized Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja for requesting a chapati-making machine from President William Ruto on March 11. In a statement shared on his official X account on March 12, Owino expressed his disappointment, arguing that Sakaja should have prioritized more pressing issues affecting Nairobi residents instead of focusing on chapatis. “With all the serious challenges Nairobians are facing, Sakaja went ahead and asked the President for a chapati-making machine that can produce one million chapatis a day. This is a misplaced priority,” Owino stated. He questioned why the governor did not…

Court Summons Nairobi County Officials Over Doctors’ Strike A Nairobi court has summoned seven members of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) Implementation Committee, warning that they could face contempt of court charges if they fail to appear in court today. The court directed key county officials, including the County Secretary, the County Executive Committee (CEC) member for Health, the Chief Officer for Health, the Chief Officer for Public Health, and the Nairobi Branch Chairman of the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentists Union (KMPDU), to appear in person on Thursday, March 13. Also summoned are the Branch Secretary and the…

A heated confrontation unfolded between Mumias East MP Peter Salasya and former Sports Cabinet Secretary Rashid Echesa. The altercation began when Salasya interrupted Echesa’s roadside address, accusing him of theft and hurling insults such as “Mwizi wewe, takataka” (“You thief, trash”). Echesa retorted by asserting his seniority, reminding Salasya of his past ministerial role and demanding respect. The situation escalated as supporters from both sides engaged in shouting matches, heightening tensions in the area. This clash is part of an ongoing feud between the two politicians. Previously, Salasya had publicly accused Echesa of inciting violence in the region. He alleged…

A disturbing video has emerged showing a police officer dancing moments after shooting 26-year-old Dennis Muthui during protests in Majengo Gorofani, Kamukunji Sub-county, on Wednesday. The footage depicts Muthui writhing on the ground, clutching his stomach where he was reportedly shot, just meters away from the officer. The officer, still holding his firearm, appears to be celebrating, drawing sharp condemnation from witnesses and viewers alike. The incident occurred amid escalating tensions during protests sparked by the police killing of 17-year-old Ibrahim Ramadhan. Demonstrations quickly turned chaotic, leading to clashes between police officers and residents. Initial police reports claimed that Muthui…

The Judiciary has issued a statement following a tragic incident that occurred on Tuesday, March 11, where a man set himself on fire outside the Supreme Court building. The man, who suffered severe burns, was reportedly protesting a long-standing legal battle that had dragged on for years. In its statement, the Judiciary confirmed that the man was receiving medical treatment and would be questioned by the police to establish the exact reasons behind his actions. Officials believe his shocking act was fueled by frustration over delays in the justice system. According to details released by the Judiciary, the man had…

The Kenyan government is considering increasing the number of polling stations in foreign countries to allow more Kenyans living abroad to participate in the 2027 general elections. This move comes after growing pressure from lawmakers who are advocating for expanded voting access for the diaspora community. Senators from the Justice, Legal Affairs, and Human Rights Committee have urged the government to take immediate action to establish more polling stations in different parts of the world. The committee, led by Chairperson Hillary Sigei, emphasized their strong commitment to ensuring that every eligible Kenyan abroad has the opportunity to vote without unnecessary…

The government has issued a fresh update regarding bank withdrawals for recipients of the Inua Jamii Cash Transfer Programme. This follows a directive requiring all beneficiaries to withdraw their funds as the government transitions to a new mobile-based payment system. On Tuesday, Joseph Motari, the Principal Secretary for Social Services, announced that the government had decided to extend the withdrawal deadline by an additional five days. This means that beneficiaries now have until March 15 to withdraw their funds. Risk of Losing Funds and Removal from the System Motari emphasized that those who fail to withdraw their money within the…

A former Member of the County Assembly (MCA) has been arrested by detectives from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) for impersonating an officer from the anti-graft agency in a bid to extort money from unsuspecting victims. In an official statement, the EACC confirmed that the ex-Kyululu Ward MCA was apprehended alongside two other suspects. The trio was nabbed at an entertainment joint in Komarock, where they were allegedly waiting to execute their fraudulent scheme. Investigations by the EACC exposed the extent of their criminal activities. Authorities recovered multiple mobile phones, 22 SIM cards, and eight notebooks containing names and…

Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza has expressed confidence in winning her impeachment case ahead of the highly anticipated ruling set for Friday, March 14. She also made it clear that despite facing opposition, she will still vie for the Meru gubernatorial seat in the 2027 elections. Speaking at a public gathering in Meru on Tuesday, March 11, Mwangaza claimed that her impeachment was orchestrated by certain leaders within the Meru County government who fear competing against her in the next general elections. She accused these leaders of using underhand tactics to push her out of office instead of allowing the people…

Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has criticized President William Ruto’s administration, accusing it of failing to address pressing issues affecting Kenyans. Speaking on Tuesday, March 11, during a funeral service in Kiambu County, Odinga faulted the Kenya Kwanza government for neglecting key concerns, particularly problems within the Social Health Authority (SHA). He expressed disappointment that despite repeated calls for intervention, the government had not taken any concrete steps to resolve the issues affecting the sector. While addressing mourners, the ODM leader also condemned the high taxes imposed on Kenyans, specifically singling out the Housing Levy. He argued that the levy…